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I think WW and Aquaman could give a good fight... Not only are they both immensely strong, but their equipment definitely gives an edge. I mean, Aquaman's trident alone... It could easily do a lot of damage to hulk.

Round 1: I probably wouldn't get too far. If i could maybe beat an inexperienced character with flight, i could get a bit further, just by dropping them from the sky.

Round 2: Definitely better chances. As a fencer with swords in my room...

Round 3: Intuitive Replication. Yeah, I solo the multiverse.

Round 4: See above

Round 5: See #3

@darkdetective27 Aww, thanks!!!

I'd be like Aquaman and do what's necessary.

I'm from New Mexico (Yes, it is one of the 50 states, you'd be surprised by how many Americans don't know that.)

Age: I am currently 17, turn 18 at the end of May.

Gender: Male, bisexual (I lean more toward the homosexual side)

Comics: Huge fan of DC, LOVE Aquaman, The Injustice Series, and the New 52 Earth 2 series (only 2 volumes in, but I love it).

Books: Harry Potter, Hunger Games, Percy Jackson.

Games: The Elder Scrolls, Batman Arkham series, and the Dark Souls series.

Shows: Avatar, Young Justice (it's my favorite), How to Get Away with Murder. I also like Game of Thrones.

It can be, but there are a lot of factors involved. The younger you are the harder it is, that's for sure. Statistically speaking, there are also a fair amount less queer people than there are straight people, which makes it more difficult for obvious reasons.

Nope, none for me. Although it tends to be harder when you're basically gay like me.

Quicksilver definitely shouldn't be that high. Gets past 2, not sure about 3-6. Definitely can't get past Garrick.

The imperious curse is one of the three unforgivable curses, and is therefore unable to be defended against by any means, spell or willpower. While I agree Hermione would be able to resist Jedi Mind trick, I do not think that the skill's power can be compared to the imperious curse: they are on to absolutely different levels.

Solve world hunger, for sure. Many more people struggle to put food on the table than have to overcome cancer.